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This repo contains a boilerplate Apache License 2.0 license file, which remains unchanged from the initial commit. However, while that applies to all of the source code in this repo, the built .wasm/.wasm.js files contain a significant number of third party libraries, which use a variety of different license. All of these licenses are permissive, and I believe that are are compatible with distributing Apache 2.0 licensed .wasm/.wasm.js files. However, as several of these programs have attribution requirements, we should be sure that the necessary attributions are included in the npm package.
I reviewed the licenses used by each third-party dependency, and my notes are below.
Tesseract.js-core source code (any source code in this repo) is Apache-2.0 licensed
This license appears to be less restrictive than the BSD 2-clause license, because it only requires attribution when distributing source code.
Attribution when using binaries is requested, but not required: "If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required."
There do not appear to be any restrictions on distributing binaries under this license.
libpng uses the zlib/libpng license
libjpeg uses the libjpeg license
This license appears to be identical in substance to the BSD 2-clause license.
This repo contains a boilerplate Apache License 2.0 license file, which remains unchanged from the initial commit. However, while that applies to all of the source code in this repo, the built
.wasm
/.wasm.js
files contain a significant number of third party libraries, which use a variety of different license. All of these licenses are permissive, and I believe that are are compatible with distributing Apache 2.0 licensed.wasm
/.wasm.js
files. However, as several of these programs have attribution requirements, we should be sure that the necessary attributions are included in thenpm
package.I reviewed the licenses used by each third-party dependency, and my notes are below.
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